Oregon State AD Barnes out of intensive care unit

Oregon State athletic director Scott Barnes has been transferred out of the intensive care unit as he continues to recuperate after experiencing what the school described as a “medical occasion” Saturday night in Fresno, California.Barnes, 60, is now in

the cardiac healing system of a Fresno health center. He was set to be honored during an awards ceremony at Fresno State, where he played basketball, when he fell ill. Barnes got medical care on website prior to being transferred to Saint Agnes Medical Center.Editor’s Picks”I am so appreciative for the unbelievable instant medical response that I got Saturday night, along with

the exceptional continuous care supplied at Saint Agnes Medical Center, “Barnes stated in a statement Tuesday.” I also have actually been blessed by the profusion of love, care and support shown me and my family by members of Beaver Country, the Fresno State community, pals and sports coworkers from throughout the nation. Such assistance contributes significantly to the Barnes ‘household and my own recovery. I anticipate seeing you all quickly.”Barnes has led Oregon State’s athletic department because December 2016 following advertisement stints at Pitt and Utah State. He helped Fresno State to two NCAA competitions as an all-conference player, and played professionally in Germany prior to beginning his administrative career. Barnes also has actually acted as athletic director at Humboldt State and Eastern Washington.” Everybody within the Oregon State University community are extremely grateful for the medical care that Scott continues to get and all of us are encouraged by the

development in his condition that is being seen,”Oregon State president Jayathi Murthy said in a statement Sunday night.”Scott and his household are precious members of the OSU community. His contributions to the university and OSU Athletics are significant and benefit many.”